Sentence examples for towns stick from inspiring English sources

Susan Bysiewicz, the secretary of the state, said she saw the May election and different forms of local government as a "hodge-podge," but understands why towns stick to their ways.

But Suzuki says most towns stick to the old system.

Other companies in Christmas towns stick it out the entire year.

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On the radial highways leading out of Tehran, you'll pass small just-add-water towns stuck into the hillsides.

Somewhere in the north-west of England, a town stuck in a hellish vision of the 1970s.

If the town sticks to its plan for smart growth, many of the open vistas could remain untouched in perpetuity.

But otherwise, there the actors were, stuck in town, stuck doing the waltz, and stuck delivering simplistic lines in a complicated story.

Unlike the NAGW, which is in the centre of Walsall, the Lowry is out of town, stuck in the middle of the canals a "cultural cul-de-sac", according to the project's critics.

So there is scope for merging functions and facilities, and increasing specialisation, with one university in a town sticking to sciences while another does arts and languages, for example.

For much of 17 days, Salt Lake City resembled "Pleasantville," the movie about a town stuck in the black-and-white 1950's until modern attitudes shook up its pristine world.